New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

wore deep mourning, but the PROXY wife wore
An ordinary street costume. Tho process
sion was this time preceded instead OF iolo"eu
by the defiant old veteran with the stars ana STRIPES
by four theatrical females draped In black carrying upon
their shoulders an immense Of flowers martyr
cross covered with Grape
In front Of the receiving vault motley crowd OF men,
women aud children had congregated BY the time Tue
procession had arrived fully 5000 people mus
have been there TO witness the ias' i'
Everybody anxious to OBTAIN ''"-
ground from which TO view the proceedings.
number OF men and boys had cMted into the tree 'op'
ne arrest TO the vault more had even managed
to top OF the vault and from mere ees
passing their comments upon the crowd DeIoN 70,
moment seemed as II the whole pioceeumg mV hut for
take Of the spirit of picnic rather than ourla % red
rbbrn~ in their button holes sternly demanded
that's off," The demand demand. was va, f not seconds
there came from every direction Voices HATS on
Hats off" There were however. among the cIuMS y.
.pnyipce me Anarcbists that it would ask
pie nina ely TO don their hats in the presence oi
ihs hnaIchist. themselves while attempting to de-
mand from othsr people respect Tor their ussa. n
graves in the cemetery by reafng upon them or mount
ing grsvesones and breaking them In order 10 get bet
ter view OF the ceremony" .
speech was made by Captain Black. and Of 1t moth
Ing can be .aa except tn.t II was was rs,snas whose
clap-trap oratsry net even nndersosd 10y nan oi
help thnkins that the man uitering those words was
SIMPLY d.as it to favor wit" prep 'nf to
sSfp masisg a a.Hs; Sa for the ,., Ias 10,
speech from trent of the five collins ranged Ill
row before him. lie said:
What is TRUTH Through eighteen centuries lana ami
one OF March TO that question was sa
man tn.~s truth until 1t na. become inspiration OF
his life and he is crowned in death These men nave
kept al TO the convictions that entered mo 'hc N
1 ami No this afternoon 10 SPEAK W you
special word concerning the cause FOR when the'e s
lived, concerning tho manner Of their lakin; on,
tel you that that cause which COMMANDED
snted measure sake of those The, loved. Yon
know hsw grandly they passed out OF ms nc ino per
ea.ss's Of t."n. Consigned to death We
are here beside bodies of those who were sublime IN
their sesacrhce and fer whom the gbbet became the
They have been painted and presented to the world as
men lovisg vislence, AMI riot. aud onsl-
shed fer rs own sake Nothing could ne further from
hearts were full tenderness who were loved BY those
knew thcm trusted by th"ss who came to under,
stand the glory and of their lives The Anarchy o,
which they spoke and tanSa.' Wat NV was 1eva
luton what They believed that there that of wrong
and hardship in tina existing order winch pointed .rt
wo1 nor surrender psaceaby md o. il,
motion righteousness And the whole of heir thou-h
Of their philosophy as Anareh Was n. .ySn@ns
in the words, order without force Is Il
praCtlCalI know not Ihcy !.
was know that it not y scttcal
now But know also a philosopher aud Christian.
under the inspiration OF love that day viii come when
wi reign in thu earth and when sin ana
selishness will end
when Captain Black had finished 1t was already dark
and little time remained for the othor speakers few
remarks the part Of Mr. Morgan. prominent local
a.itator and German orator u whom bat little alien
ton paid closed the proceedings The collins were
then posted the vault and the rush for the trains
began BY o'clock the censcrp had assumed iIS Gus
tomsry look OF de,eron The sst Tram 70 !ed inie We
cago 10. The crsods loaded with empty siomaens
ana In corresponiingy suodnod spirits No disturbance
any kind occurred There had boon taken. however.
all the necessary precautions and the police we're ready
nLeI riniin that lnlghi hAye been aitempicl